Here’s something you don’t see every day, a lenticular cloud! These pictures were brought to us by a viewer, Kenn Wagaman of St. Charles, but they were taken during his vacation in Cold Bay, Alaska, which is located in the Aleutian Islands. Lenticular clouds typically form when moist air is forced over mountains in higher altitudes and they often look like flying saucers or even wall clouds because of the strong wind currents and turbulence associated with them, producing those striations in the sides of the clouds. Keep the cool pictures coming!
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This post was written by tschmidt on July 26, 2010














































































